New Star Foodservice 43068 Wood Handle Fish Spatula, 6.5" Blade, Silver

They are almost identical to the Winco's size and price, respectively. I have a few and gave them 4 stars for their size and product quality. Despite the slight differences, there are still some differences. With this one, the gauge of metal is thicker The weighted average is 041 to zero. There is also a full-length shank on this knife, as opposed to a 1/2-length one, and the handle is It's hard to pick a favorite since I love both equally. I like this one a bit more since the handle is a bit wider and the blade is a bit stiffer. It was also a little better in terms of fit and finish, but both could use a little sanding to smooth out their It's hard to go wrong with either one. I think most people would prefer a stiffer blade and wider handle if they are flexible or have small hands. We think the Winco is probably a good choice if you have really small hands. In spite of that, both of them could be bought for this low price.

Jeremy BROWNE

| Mar 20, 2021

I watch a lot of cooking shows since my motorcycle accident, and I've purchased over 25 gadgets on Amazon since then. All of them are less than ten dollars and I thoroughly enjoy them. Unless you need a long spatula for the grill, this will be the only spatula you'll need to use while cooking. The pans you use for nonstick cooking are stainless, but you won't damage them if you handle them carefully. Certainly the longer style helps when it comes to fishing. The material is thin enough to cut with, and the slots make it possible to use it as a strainer as well. The perfect partner for a high-temp silicone spatula (see Volrath).

Adalee Brooks

| Mar 29, 2021

The left-wing movement is not the right-wing movement With a spatula in one hand. The product is nonstick and won't scratch Over the years, I have gotten worse at makingovers Eggs are easy and nearly always break the yolk when they are flipped, but now I can make nearly perfect ones This is a perfect overhang A nonstick skillet makes it easy to make eggs without using any oil. of the spatula is thin and beveled, and the bend of the spatula is precision engineered. The price is also very reasonable for a kitchen tool of such a quality We gave a couple as gifts as well.

Yareli Russo

| Jan 11, 2021

Since it has the business end edge sharp enough for me to make my grilled cheese sandwich with it as well as cut it with it, you can use it for almost any type of spatula work. Moreover, I can pick up errant cherry tomatoes from under the stove with ease if I use it to lift my poached eggs out of the water in the morning. I've put it in the dishwasher at least twenty times and it still looks like the day I got You might also be able to use it for fish.

Kason Mathis

| Jan 23, 2021

A recommendation from the Youtube channel "Binging with Babish" led me to purchase this. This works really well for scraping up fond on stainless steel pans. This product has a solid metal portion and solid wood handle, but I was not happy with how the wood was handled on the one I received. There is a slight bit of metal protruding from the metal tang of the spatula, as well as some wood there, which I worry may cause mold to grow over time, or lead to the spatula splitting. Even so, I still gave this a 4/5 instead of a 3/5 because it is a great deal for the price.

Whitley Tanner

| Oct 26, 2020

Rather than reaching for most other items in my kitchen drawer, I frequently use this fish spatula. Having one of the longest spatulas I own, it's a very useful tool when turning meat or getting a spatula under a large piece of fish. Due to the metal, I do not use it on my non-metal objects Pots and pans made of teflon should not be used in this manner. Cookware made from carbon steel or cast iron will also work well with it. For frying things in the deep fryer I use it in place of a spider. Because it has wide slats, it is great for fishing things out of hot oil, letting the oil drip back into your pot, and then using it again. Because I don't have a large kitchen, I like to keep to the bare essentials, and for me this has become a necessity. There are some reviewers who prefer to dwell on how this is built compared to others (how many bolts are in it, etc. ), but I don't pay much attention to that stuff. The only drawback is the cost. It gets the job done but is inexpensive. This is not the first time that I have put it in the dishwasher, and I haven't noticed any issues The material seems quite durable.

Florence Ochoa

| Jun 11, 2021

A very nice fish spatula is one of the few things I pick out carefully when I'm shopping for kitchen appliances, especially the ones I use frequently. For my family, I cook fish at least once a week and this is an indispensable tool for keeping the fillets nice and intact. After all, that's what they should be like! A slight sweep at the end and the "springy" quality of the metal make the bracelet look very good. The amount is neither too high nor too low. A goldilocks story. You can slide under even if the foil is on aluminum filets if you "approach" at an angle, flex it slightly, and slide it under with the It is a product I've had for awhile and have used at least a dozen times and it is still in great condition. Previously, another family member had run it through the dishwasher and it emerged fine. I don't think there would be any problem with the metal, it is of good quality with no rust at all, but I believe dishwashers are too harsh for anything wooden.

Arielle HYDE

| Nov 02, 2020

Although a specialty spatula would not seem to be a necessary kitchen tool, I guess I was mistaken- It wasn't until I tried to use regular nylon or silicone turners that I started mutilating my delicious fish dinners. With this new tool, I can get my thinnest filets out of the skillet without tearing them. Since this has a wooden handle, I probably should hand wash it, but I just toss it in the dishwasher every time and it doesn't seem any worse for wear.

Blaze Nolan

| Dec 10, 2020